The answer to, "is that the best you can do..."
is always no.
A better question is, "what resource would enable you to do even better?"
When the cost of the resource (time, people, money, freedom, boundary easing) is worth the benefit, then sure, go for it. If you can't make it better, hire someone who can.
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